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The nearby farmland provides food and protection to big game animals and small mammals as well.The <br /> proposed gravel pit and the surrounding area have a diverse population of wildlife. You should be aware <br /> of this and expect to have bear, deer, mountain lion, fox, skunk, raccoon,and birds among other species <br /> of animals that will use and move through the area. The Colorado Parks and Wildlife website <br /> (cpw.state.co.us)has information regarding living with wildlife and how to avoid human/wildlife <br /> conflicts. <br /> As always,the Parks and Wildlife thanks you for the opportunity to comment on significant wildlife <br /> issues related to development. Incorporation of these recommendations into the development plan will <br /> reduce negative impacts to wildlife in this important habitat. Please feel free to contact me at (970)250- <br /> 4503 if you wish to discuss these issues in greater depth <br /> Sincerely, <br /> Bob Morris <br /> District Wildlife Manager <br /> Grand.function <br /> Cc: Ron Velarde.NW Regional Manager <br /> JT Romatzke,Area Wildlife Manager <br />